< Go back to ACRONYMS < Go back to ACRONYMS < Go back to ACRONYMS < Go back to VIDEOS Episode 2: Is the Self Determination Program Right for Me? 2.1 What is the Self Determination Program? 2.2 Am I Eligible for the Self Determination Program? This video explains what the self determination program is. This video will explain if you are eligible for the Self-Determination Program. 2.3 What if I have Low or No Current Regional Center Services? What if I have low or no current regional center services? How will I get a budget for the Self-Determination Program? 2.5 Similarities Between Traditional and The Self Determination Program What are the similarities between traditional regional center and the self-determination program? 2.7 What Do I Want to Get Out of Self Determination Program? This video helps you consider what your expectations are of the self-determination program and if they are realistic. 2.9 How Much Work will the Self Determination Program be once I am in? How much time will I spend managing my self-determination program? What are the every day responsibilities of Self-Determination? 2.4 Difference Between Traditional and The Self Determination Program This video will explain the differences between how services are provided with the traditional regional center system and the self determination program. 2.6 Who Will Help Me? Who will help me get into the self determination program? 2.8 Questions to Determine if the Self Determination Program is Right for You Questions to think about to determine is Self-Determination is right for you. 2.10 Will the Self Determination Program Affect my Public Benefits? Will the Self-Determination budget affect my public benefits such as social security? 2.11 Self Determination is Right for Me... Now What? What are the next steps once you decide Self-Determination is right for you?

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SNF Skilled Nursing Facility Centro de Enfermería Especializada SNFs provide 24-hour care to residents whose primary need is for vailability of skilled nursing care on an extended basis. In addition, SNFs provide: Dietary services, Social services, Pharmaceutical services, Recreational therapy services, Access to dental care, Emphasis on rehabilitation, such as gait training and bowel and bladder training, Specialized units for dementia residents Administration of potent injectable medications and intravenous medications and solutions on a regular basis SNFs may also provide ancillary services such as, physical, occupational, and speech therapies. https://www.aging.ca.gov/care_options/skilled_Nursing_Facilities/ Previous Go back to ACRONYMS Next < Back

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AFHA Adult Family Home Agency Agencia de Hogar Familiar para Adultos Adult Family Home Agencies (AFHA) are private, not-for-profit agencies. Regional centers contract with AFHAs to develop homes for adults who want to live with a family.[l] After being trained, and with continued help from the AFHA, a family can take in one or two adults with developmental disabilities to live with them as part of their family. [2] The regional center will decide the need for AFHA services based on: Whether there are enough AFHAs providing services; Whether the AFHA will meet an unmet need in your IPP; and Whether there may be a future need for AFHA services within the regional center's service area. Previous Go back to ACRONYMS Next < Back